How Quito became the Cave of Alli Baba and Guayaquil a port for pirates

Theft is legal, it is the most common phrase used by the people of Quito to admit that merchants put overprices, like taxi drivers or workers who do repairs, banks charge for anything over of interests, assembly members, lawyers, public employees practice the bite or cohima The principle that governs in the capital of Ecuador is that whoever do the law and, be an assemblyman, police, military, lawyer, amanunese, notary, public official, etc, cheats at the same time. this culture of theft originated in the Colony, when Quito was the capital of the Royal Audiencia of Quito, and the Holy Inquisition, the owner of the city. Then I believe the so-called double standard, in which the opposite is done to what is preaches, from lying, being a hypocrite, informer, traitor, opportunist, and above all every thief. But the indigenous people of the Sierra were forced to steal, from seeds, animals to the water to survive in the huasipungos, which were the worst lands of the haciendas where the Indians made their orchards and houses, reason why the saying that an Indian who does not steal sins, was frequently the mouth of the patterns. Theft became a necessity, because the conquerors and priests they were thieves of gold and land, but also of the honor of the indigenous, to the that they forced to have their bastard children, of human lives to which they subjected to servility, which was slavery within huge land holdings, where the death of the peons was hidden, because in theory the Church and the Spanish Crown protected them. But landowners, military, and authorities they did the opposite of what the Catholic Religion preached, or the King of Spain. The justification was that the king is far away and God is far above. From Quito, the Jesuits, the backbone of the Spanish Empire, controlled the Andes, navigation through the Pacific and the Amazonian territories, to the mouth of the Amazon River in the Atlantic. territory that started it lose Spain in 1760, when he expelled the Jesuits from Quito. In Guayaquil, Spain's main port and naval shipyard in South America, on the other hand, the religion and the laws of the Spanish Empire were not the most important. From birth in 1536 what mattered was trade, which was already important from before the Spanish conquest, since it was the territory of the main culture Pacific shipping company, the Manteño-Huancavilcas, who were the first indigenous that Francisco Pizarro found on the high seas, on his voyage to conquer the great Empire of the Incas, During the Colony Guayaquil became booty of English and French pirates who came to kidnap the port and its inhabitants for years, in exchange for gold, until the Spanish recovered it, but his presence had such an impact on the morale and genetics of the port, that the sexual violence, criminal violence, armed robbery, became part of the local culture. TODAY the pandemic and the consequent economic crisis that it has generated, has uncovered the entrails of the cities of Quito and Guayaquil, which have become territory of thieves the capital and in the territory of murderers and pirates the port. The political order established by the parties, which today are dens of corrupt, traitors, conspirators, cheats, obedient education and not deliberative, which together with the media have become a narcotic collective, reaching the media to turn violence and evil into public spectacle, which daily attracts an audience, or religious practice, where the forgiveness and forgetfulness of the wickedness of the rich and the rulers, of the priests, is part of the rite, together with double standards and the fact that now the media are the ones that they put and remove governors, dictate sentences, practice lynching media, as a mechanism of intimidation and accusation, of access to power, but The most important thing is that the media have replaced the political parties, and to religions in the control of the state. Truth Social: Trump launches his network social while still banned on Twitter James Clayton & Sam Cabral BBC News 21 February 2022